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We’ve Reached 100 Episodes! Isn’t That Amazing?

In the 100th episode of Remotely One, co-hosts Kaleem Clarkson and Rick Haney celebrate this significant milestone—a journey that began three years ago—by reflecting on their incredible growth and the valuable lessons they've learned along the way! This landmark episode perfectly captures the podcast’s core mission: to bring remote work closer to listeners by sharing authentic stories from industry leaders, researchers, and everyday professionals who humanize this evolving work model.

Filled with laughter, heartfelt gratitude, and memorable anecdotes, Kaleem and Rick reflect on how far they’ve come, look forward to an exciting future, and proudly announce their recent recognition as Podcasters of the Year by Crossover, the world’s largest recruiter of full-time remote jobs—highlighting the significant impact Remotely One has had in shaping conversations around remote work.

Have you checked out some of the incredible insights shared on Remotely One? If you’re wondering where to start, the duo reflects on some of their most impactful interviews. One standout guest was Jack Nilles, who coined the term "telework" in 1967. A former rocket engineer on the Apollo mission, Nilles questioned why traffic congestion couldn’t be solved if humans could be sent to the moon! Another powerful discussion was with Brian Elliott, former executive at Slack’s Future Forum. Elliott emphasized that "time matters more than place," a perspective supported by research showing a 39% productivity boost when employees have flexible schedules.

Still learning about the advantages of remote work? Tune into the episode with Dr. Nick Bloom, a leading researcher on remote work. His data-driven analysis debunked widespread myths and highlighted the productivity advantages of flexible work models.

Curious about pay equity in remote work? Dive into their conversation with Job van der Voort, founder of Remote.com, who raised an impressive $500 million in funding.

Insights from Dr. Kelly Monahan of Upwork’s Research Institute and from Sasha Connor, a pioneer in remote leadership at Clorox, further enriched the podcast!

Looking for more unfiltered stories? Check out the fan-favorite segment, "Not Safe for Remote Work", where frontline workers share their most hilarious and inspiring remote work experiences. One unforgettable story came from Becky Jones, who delivered a high-stakes pitch to an executive board from a café—only for a nearby child to smear frosting on her face mid-call. Then there’s Kristen Bass, whose story could rival a thriller. Jamie Jackson, co-host of the Humorous Resources podcast, also left a lasting impression with relatable stories about managing remote work while parenting.

We proudly celebrate our achievements—from meaningful interviews with top industry voices to fostering one of the largest remote work communities, now boasting over 3,500 Slack members and 5,000 email subscribers. With deep gratitude, we thank our listeners and guests for making this journey possible! Kaleem and Rick are more committed than ever to sharing authentic stories and fresh insights as they continue to explore the evolving landscape of remote work.

Here’s to the next 100 episodes!

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Remotely One’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/remotelyone
Remotely One’s Webpage: https://www.remotelyone.com/

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